Business Day - 2024-03-28

• Treasury chastised for IT flop
• Nehawu president Shingange calls public service 4.7% pay rise a ‘spit in the face’
• Cape Town’s budget of R76bn focuses on infrastruc­ture, water
• US initiative to enhance trade with Africa through new trade platform
• MK seeks to ride on our coattails — ANC
• MPs pass legislatio­n aimed at reversing the ‘intelligen­ce evils’ of the Zuma era
• Foreigners flee as racial tensions rise in Germany
• Bridge ‘will not spur supply crisis’
• Protests rattle ‘cradle’ of Cuban revolution
• Forsaken Israeli farms cling to life in evacuation zone
• Refine rail network statement for benefit of all parties
• Watch how ANC votes
• Draft energy plan at odds with reality
• Lewis wrong on cadres
• Big business’s collaborat­ion with the government is showing results
• New port inspection regulation­s are playing with fire
• How to wield carrots and sticks for trade
• Go-ahead for early stage of African Bank’s IPO
• Metair is back in the black
• RMB continues funding telecom infrastruc­ture
• Copper 360 and DRD Gold subsidiary consider joint venture
• Low-income diners trim back fast food
• Amazon loses EU fight over online advertisin­g transparen­cy
• H&M holds ground, vows to focus on its core clients
• ‘New-collar’ jobs can plug gaps if we stop fixating on degrees
• Nagging thoughts about share price correction­s
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Rand firms after rates remain unchanged
• Ford Ranger Platinum and Tremor models go on sale locally
• Mercedes-Benz gives G-Class a hi-tech revamp
• Rare barn find collection of 150 classic cars being auctioned in SA
• Hybrid Suzuki Grand Vitara is versatile, if thirsty
• Bafana don’t have to be afraid of any team in Africa, says Broos
• The ‘hot take’ route to nowhere
• Dobson in Stormers selection minefield
• Alcaraz into Miami quarters with double still in sight
• Cape Town City coach Tinkler cautious of Kaizer Chiefs

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